Frances Threat Looms Over South Carolina This Weekend
Editorial warns Frances, a category 4 storm, could strengthen over warm water and strike the Southern coast between Georgia and northern South Carolina. It urges Aiken County residents to prepare for strong winds and heavy rain, noting inland damage risks and recalling Hugo’s impact.
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Aitken Standard Names Editorial Staff And Contacts
The Aitken Standard lists publisher Scott B Hunter and editor Jeffrey B Wallace with staff contacts across departments. Advertising chief Dr Arthur T Zappa and Ellen C Priest are noted alongside executive Timothy E O Briant and production director Phillip Yates.
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Labor Day spotlight on union card check vs secret ballots
Stefan Gleason of the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation argues unions push card check to strip workers of private ballot rights. He cites cases at Dana Ohio Metaldyne Pennsylvania Cequent Indiana and calls for federal secret ballot legislation as Congress and senators react.
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Historic Perspective on Learning Gap and Family Influence
Letter argues the learning gap stems from cultural shifts since the 1960s, not teaching methods or funding. It links high out of wedlock births and weakened traditional families to poor school performance, urging a return to biblical values and the primacy of family and morality. Paula Bolton Aiken.
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James Dobson
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Three shadows loom over Bush at Madison Square Garden
A columnist imagines three bearded figures in turbans looming above President Bush at the Republican National Convention. The figures are Ali al-Sistani Muqtada al-Sadr and Osama bin Laden. The piece links Iraq war dynamics to Bush's reelection prospects and Najaf's recent clash.
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